Tech Workforce Diversity At Facebook Similar To Google And Yahoo
Well then, that can only mean one thing - they must all be equally racist!...or they're not racist at all, and that's just the way the world is when it comes to finding people with the right skills for the job.
Incidentally I've scored exactly 135 on every single one of several IQ tests I've taken over the years. I like to think I'm pretty smart, but I don't think I'm so smart I should be in a club. In some aspects of life I'm an absolute chump.
What does "effectively infinite" mean? Is it a) really, really, really big, so big that you'd never be able to explore more than a minuscule fraction of it in a lifetime (but not infinite) or is it b) infinite?
As I understand it, chemical reactions, electron orbital sizes, etc, will all be the same even after space has expanded many times. While space is still expanding slowly, it's not having much effect on anything - the other forces (not that expansion is really a force, though it has similar effects) acting between molecules in close proximity will be overwhelming.
Again AIUI, an electron could continue happily in its orbit while space expands 10, 100 or 1000 times - as long as the expansion remains relatively slow. It's not the simple fact that space is expanding that might cause a big rip, but the fact that the expansion is accelerating, and will - one day - be so fast that it will outpace light, at which point no forces will be able to act over even a Planck distance (because by the time they've propogated, that Planck distance will have expanded too much).
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Because you don't understand the meaning of the words "majority" and "most"?
Tech Workforce Diversity At Facebook Similar To Google And Yahoo
Well then, that can only mean one thing - they must all be equally racist! ...or they're not racist at all, and that's just the way the world is when it comes to finding people with the right skills for the job.
Can you just declare yourself to be a "common carrier" like that?
Anyway, in this case, this is happening in the UK, where responsibility defaults to the owner of the access point.
I should pay for [...] the same shit they design once and resell multiple times
You mean like pretty much every company that makes anything in the entire world?
However, 31 is an equally valid number (the maximum number of pieces you can divide a circle into using just straight lines).
Doesn't that sequence go 1, 2, 4, 7, 11, 16?
http://www.murderousmaths.co.u...
Incidentally I've scored exactly 135 on every single one of several IQ tests I've taken over the years. I like to think I'm pretty smart, but I don't think I'm so smart I should be in a club. In some aspects of life I'm an absolute chump.
that's enormous — effectively infinite
What does "effectively infinite" mean? Is it a) really, really, really big, so big that you'd never be able to explore more than a minuscule fraction of it in a lifetime (but not infinite) or is it b) infinite?
so therefore the speed of light is changing with the expansion of the Universe.
No, it isn't.
A new car built by my company [...] car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall?
No, you just need to stop making such shitty cars.
Great White Sharks Making Comeback Off Atlantic Coast
Been a fan of GWS since the beginning. Where can I get tickets? Bit of a weird choice of venue, though.
Oh, please.
It already has a name.
This is not stuff everyone knows.
If Slashdot only told me things I already knew, I wouldn't come here. Duh.
There was enough there to understand the gist of it
Perfect. That's exactly what I want from a Slashdot summary. Then, if I want to read further, I can.
As I understand it, chemical reactions, electron orbital sizes, etc, will all be the same even after space has expanded many times. While space is still expanding slowly, it's not having much effect on anything - the other forces (not that expansion is really a force, though it has similar effects) acting between molecules in close proximity will be overwhelming.
Again AIUI, an electron could continue happily in its orbit while space expands 10, 100 or 1000 times - as long as the expansion remains relatively slow. It's not the simple fact that space is expanding that might cause a big rip, but the fact that the expansion is accelerating, and will - one day - be so fast that it will outpace light, at which point no forces will be able to act over even a Planck distance (because by the time they've propogated, that Planck distance will have expanded too much).
I'm sure you meant "for several billion years."
Because it wasn't wrong.
In Soviet Russia, lame, done-to-death jokes repeat you.
Then assemble the Huge Ass Mirrors.
It's bad enough seeing a huge ass directly. I don't want to have to cope with reflections of it as well.
Of course following Muphry's law I've probably made some mistake in my post.
If only you'd said "definitely" - then by not making a mistake you would have made a mistake.
Hah! I'm nicking that.
Or it could mean that quantum computing in general isn't faster than normal computing.
The D-Wave isn't "quantum computing in general."
Three wheels, as stable - or unstable, when you're stopped - as any other motorcycle.
And the gyro bike could well be - arguably - more stable again. It's certainly much more stable than any other two-wheeler when stationary.
The use of the present tense is the oddity there.
The gyos add complexity, and dropping a third wheel doesn't save that much space.
The gyro might add more stability than a third wheel.
Ain't nobody got time for that!
"the author answers" "might be no good idea." "he allows to use"
Not quite gibberish, but not exactly good journalistic English, either.